MATH 201 Exam 2 With Solution, Fall 2008

American University of Beirut · Calculus and Analytical Geometry III · 8 pages · Prof. Kamal Makdisi · with solution

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Math 201 — Fall 2008-09 Calculus and Analytic Geometry III,-sections 21-23 Quiz 2, December 2 — Duration: 70 minutes GRADES (each problem is worth 12 points): 1 2 3 4 5 6 TOTAL/72 YOUR NAME: YOUR AUB ID#: PLEASE CIRCLE YOUR SECTION: Section 21 Section 22 Section 23 Recitation M 11 Recitation M 9 Recitation M 1 Ms. Itani Professor Makdisi Ms. Itani INSTRUCTIONS; 1. Write your NAME and AUB ID number, and circle your SECTION above. 2. Solve the problems inside the booklet. Explain your steps precisely and clearly to ensure full credit. Partial solutions will receive partial credit. You may use the back of each page for scratchwork OR for solutions. There are three extra blank sheets at the end, for extra scratchwork or solutions. If you need to continue a solution on another page, INDICATE CLEARLY WHERE THE GRADER SHOULD CONTINUE READING. 3. any cell phones. GOOD LUCK! . Open book and notes. NO CALCULATORS ALLOWED. Turn OFF and put away An overview of the exam problems. Each problem is worth 12 points. Take a minute to look at all the questions, THEN solve each problem on its corresponding page INSIDE the booklet. 1. Let f(z,y,z) =e" — az. (2 pts) a) Find the gradient Vf. (5 pts) b) Let P(t) be a moving point with position 7(t) and velocity a(t). Assume we know that at time t = 0, we have (0) = (1, 1,2) and #(0) = (—1,3, 1). Find < re). (5 pts) c) Let S = {(z,y,z) € R°| f(x, y,z) = —1} be the level set of f passing through the point Po(2,0,1). Find the equation of the tangent plane to S at Pp. 2. (5 pts) a) Sketch the curve r = sin? @ in polar coordinates. (2 pts) b) Write a parametrization of your curve in the form 7(@) = (x(@), y(@)), for 0 < @ < 27. (Yes, I want you to use @ instead of t as the time variable.) (5 pts) c) When @ = 77/4, find the position vector F|,_ jq and the velocity vector 7|,_, je Use U to deduce the speed of the moving point at @ = 7/4. 3. Let f(2,y) = In(z? + y). (4 pts) a) Sketch the domain of f and briefly indicate why the domain is not closed. (4 pts) b) Find the directional derivative of f at the point Po(3, 1) in the direction of the vector A= (3,4). (Suggestion: do not simplify fractions; for example, keep 40/70 the way it is, and do not reduce it to 4/7.) (4 pts) c) Approximately how much is f (3.03, 1.04)? This can be done either using (b) or by a direct calculation. You may choose whichever method you prefer. 4, (3 pts) a) Use integration by parts twice to show that if n is a constant, then 2: —z*cosnz 2zsinnz 2cosnz | xz sinnaz dz = + + +C. i n n? n3 (7 pts) b) Let f(z) be given by f(z) = 5 i Dee - 0 Extend f periodically to have period 27. Your job is to sketch the graph'of f and to compute ONLY the coefficients bn . in the Fourier series f(a) = a9/2+ °°, an cosna + >, basinna. [wefee xe C= 3, Fey (2 pts) c) At what points 2 does the Fourier series of f not converge to f(x)? What is the + D value of the Fourier series at those points? « 5. We wish to find the maximum and minimum of f(z,y) = z(y? — 1) in the half disk D defined fel ‘ew by D={(z,y) € R? | 22 +y? < 10,y > 0}. (Note that D is closed and bounded, so f attains a maximum and minimum on D.) (3 pts) a) Show that f has exactly two critical points in the plane R?, but that only one of these points belongs to D. (3 pts) b) Test the top part of the boundary of D (this means the semicircle x? + y? = 10 where y > 0) for possible maxima and minima of f. Parametrize the boundary in the following way: P(t) = (t, /10 — ?). Remember to specify the range-of t for your parametrization. (3 pts) c) Test the bottom part of the boundary (this means the line segment) for possible maxima and minima. (3 pts) d) Make a table of values that includes the points you found above, as well as the corners, and deduce the maximum and minimum values of f, as well as the points where they are attained. 6. (3 pts) a) State the first three terms in the Maclaurin series of (1+1)!/?. Express your answer in the form (1+ u)!/3 = a+ bu + cu? + O(u3). (In other words, find specific numbers a, b, and c.) (4 pts) b) Show that z+ y = O(As), where As = \/x? + y?. Use this to show that (c+y)> _ lim =0. (x,y)+(0,0) x? + y? (5 pts) c) Use the above results to find the limit lim (l+24+y)¥3 —1—2/3—y/3+2zy/9 (z,y)+(0,0) v+y? : ii 1. Let f(z,y,z) = e*4 — xz, (2 pts) a) Find the gradient Vf. (5 pts) b) Let P(t) be a moving point with position F(t) and velocity a(t). Assume we know that at time t = 0, we have 7(0) = (1,1,2) and 0(0) = (-1,3,1). Find < HC) to’ (5 pts) c) Let S = {(z,y,z) € R° | f(z,y,z) = —1} be the level set of f passing through the point Po(2,0,1). Find the equation of the tangent plane to S at Po. a) Ve = (t,4 f2)= (4? -2, xe, ~x) b) i t@e)\= or c t= a a) =» | * VE lensing = (e-2,e5-!) + (43,1) >) VE le = Hee = (-4 2 ,-2) = (~1,2,-2) aw teagent glare ws [ Kle. (ne: lave ; T Cer, er) € < om i = er ig YE le 7 . (= 3,1) => Gq-2 4078 er ~) *(-1,2,-2D20 C=] —-xX%et2e +24, -2a, +2 = 0 we \-xr + 2y7 -2e, = -U 2. (5 pts) a) Sketch the curve r = sin? @ in polar coordinates. (2 pts) b) Write a parametrization of your curve in the form 7(@) = (x(@), y(@)), for 0 < 6 < 2n. (Yes, I want you to use @ instead of t as the time variable.) (5 pts) c) When @ = 7/4, find the position vector 7| g=n/4 nd the velocity vector # | o=n/4" Use v to-deduce the speed of the moving point at @ = 7/4. @) © oO ™% A My Ww *% 3m 7% Le ; \ ‘~ iy = se) oO & ' 4 9 4S ' & 6 ( 4° Gy 4 se Ss ‘ Croke tong ency bekween Hr, Curne od Me ¥-onis) 6 = (Lsin@ oO — si3Q , Bsn cr 8) = tn ab e>%, suQ = asO= ts se at s em) ( be, ()°) = (dy 1) posiken at 6 Bey 3. Let f(x,y) = n(x? + y). (4 pts) a) Sketch the domain of f and briefly indicate why the domain is not closed. (4 pts) b) Find the directional derivative of f at the point Po(3, 1) in the direction of the vector A = (3,4). 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